A Ticket To
Pittsburg
There was a shy,
young soldier who had just gotten his first leave and was heading home to see
his family. When he got to the train
station, he walked up to the ticket window to get his ticket to Pittsburg.
But when he got
there, he saw that the ticket agent was a fantastically beautiful, young
girl. Not only that, her dress was cut
so low and he could see the tops of her breasts.
He put his money
down, but he was so flustered by the girl’s beauty that he said, “I’d like a picket
to Titsburg.” Mortified, he grabbed the
money and hurried away.
As he sat on the
waiting room bench, he was in a quandary.
He had to get a ticket to Pittsburg, but he was too embarrassed to face
the girl, again. He didn’t know what to
do.
As it happened,
there was a priest sitting across from him.
When he noticed that the young soldier was in an obvious state of
distress, he went over and said, “Son. I
noticed that you seem to be in some kind of difficulty. If there’s anything I can do for you, I’ll be
glad to help.”
The young soldier
said, “Yes, Father. I just got leave,
and I want to go home to my family. But
when I went to buy my ticket to Pittsburg, I got all tongue-tied and wasn’t
able to buy it. And I’m too embarrassed
to go back and try again.”
The priest said,
“Well, I’ll tell you what. You give me
the money and I’ll buy it for you. How
does that sound?”
The young soldier
was overjoyed. “Thank you, Father.” And he gave the priest the money.
The priest went to
the ticket window and noticed that the girl’s blouse was cut so low that he
could see part of her breasts. He gave
her the money and said, “I’d like a ticket to Pittsburg.”
The girl gave him
the ticket and the change.
He started to walk
away then thought better of it. He
turned back to the girl and said, “I feel that I would be shirking my holy
duties if I didn’t counsel you on your lack of modesty. I feel that I must warn you that if you
continue to dress in such a immodest manner, when you get to those Pearly Gates, Saint Key won’t give you the peter.”
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